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Value Added Agriculture Development Center
10 years of Expanding South Dakota's Agriculture Horizon
The ValueAdded Agriculture Development Center has provided
education and technical assistance to individuals, groups and
communities over the past decade. During that time, we
have created a successful history of assisting in the
development and expansion of agribusiness ventures that bring
value to our agricultural producers and local-state economies.
The long term support provided by our members and USDA is
appreciated. Their commitment to creating and achieving
our goals has been instrumental in the VAADC becoming
established as the 'go to' place for agribusiness development in
South Dakota.
The VAADC also appreciates the collaboration of our partners who
provide ancillary services and strategy to adequately address
each phase of project development.
Our clients who bring their ideas to develop cooperatives and
other types of businesses that enhance the quality of
traditional commodities and spur the introduction of new
products are the reason the VAADC exists. The VAADC
remains dedicated to helping you bring your ideas and expansion
plans to fruition.
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Helping Make Producers's Ideas - Agriculture's
Reality!
Foster the creation of producer-owned value added agriculture by
offering technical & staff support and championing value added
agriculture publicly by educating producers, lenders & the
public on value added concepts
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Value Added Agriculture Development
Center
Cheri Rath, Executive Director
210 East Capitol Avenue Pierre, South
Dakota 57501
office 605.224.9402
fax 605.224.9580 Email
cherirath@yahoo.com
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Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call (800) 795-3272
(voice) or (202) 720-6382 (TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and
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